The Power and The Fury by James Erith

The Power and The Fury by James Erith

First, they must survive.

Propelled from their classroom, Daisy, Archie, and Isabella stumble into an extraordinary quest.

To find the source of life itself.

The Garden of Eden.

But they are not alone.

A primaeval force stands in their way.

And it wants revenge from a long, long time ago.

Now, the children of our present must conquer the evils of the past to save our future.

Pick up your copy of The Power and the Fury for a roller coaster ride of adventure, wonder, twists and thrills that is delighting adults and children alike.

Set in the evocative heart of England amongst the ancient villages of the Yorkshire Moors, you're invited to lose yourself in a startling adventure that will carry you into another dimension.

Praise for Eden Chronicles:

Funny, clever, surprising, insightful, moving.

A fantasy adventure so fresh and richly descriptive. I can see it as a film already.

A thrilling, young adult tale full of mystery and wonder. These books should be mandated in schools.

I was transported to a fabulously exciting, brilliantly written and imaginative world. Excellent language and sensationally visual.

. a roller-coaster adventure with magic dream-spinning spiders . loyal friends, school bullies, gnarly old folk and a lot of water

.this is A Very Good Read Indeed.

An amazing book and a brilliant choice for our Book Club We read it, discussed it, loved it .

James Erith's Eden Chronicles Books are:

The Power and The Fury

Spider Web Powder

The Chamber of Truth

The Dragon's Game

Eden Chronicles Books Set: Books 1-3

Bury St. Edmunds is where he was born. Edmunds is a town in England. James spent a lot of time traveling across the world. He was fired at in India, climbed Pyramids in Egypt and mountains in the Himalayas, was arrested by the authorities in Hawaii, fractured his neck in Australia, swam with beavers in Canada, and survived hypothermia, muggings, desert breakdowns, and being lost, among other things. Among other things, James has worked as a gardener, designer, teacher, real estate agent, researcher, tour guide, PA, and journalist.

The sound of leather on willow quickly distracts him, and he's moderately obsessed with Dachshunds and organic ponds. With his young family, James lived between the Yorkshire Dales and the Yorkshire Moors. That motivated him to write in these gorgeous locations. James rowed the English Channel and the Thames's 21 tidal miles in 2013 to raise money for MND and Breakthrough Breast Cancer.